New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-08
NO MORE BODIES FOUND.
ONE DEAD MAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRISONS
ACCOUNTED FOR-THE RAILROAD COM
MISSION OF VERMONT AT

ACCOUNTED FOR-THE RAILROAD COM
MISSION OF VERMONT AT
THE SCENE
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Feb 7.-The nsws
from Woodstock Bridge to-day seems to put q
definite limit to the death list from Saturdays
disaster. No new bodies were found, either on
the Ice or In the water though several fragments
Of limbs and charred bones were found Not moro
than thirty-seven or thirty eight bodies, at the
most liberal estimate, have been accounted for.
The figures Of tho Board of Information in Hart
ford would make tho number even less. Both
yesterday .and to-day their. list has remained
at thhty-fve. 1t is possible, Of course for half
dozen bodies to have disappeared under tho Ice
in tho White River. But some trace Of them
would be likely to be found. The current not
far below the scene Of the disaster runs swiftly.
breaking into rapids, and good deal OF Its
course there Is free from snow or Ice. Some bodies
again may havo been burnt to ashes, leaving only
a few blaclScned bones.
OF the dead at the morgue In Hartford or
White River VILLAGE, more was identified to-
day. lie had bunch OF keys In his pocket.
Sticking In pocket OF q part OF his wa6tcoat
which still clung to his trunk under the arm pit
were n watch chain and charm ring fastened
TO tho charm also served to fix his identity.
lie was recognized by Mr.. Young as George G..
Bell Of Bellows Falls. vt. lie was twenty-five
years OF age and worked in paper mill at his
home lie got on the train at Claremont and was
In ono OF the passenger coaches lie leaves no
family. Tho body was taken to Bellows Falls
Among the others who have been recognized but
whose names arc not on Undertaken JohnsOn's list
is Edward Banks. the brakeman who jumped of
tho train just it crossed the bridge lie lived
at West Lebanon across bhc river from White
River Junction. Miss BOulangcr young girl
from Holyokc Mrs. Devineau, Of Winooskd. w..
and Mrs Blaisford, who had been put IN the list
Of killed, cscared by changing cars at Bellows
Falls, going north the Rutland Division, In
stead OF keeping on the main line OF the Central
Vermont. Ex-Governor Fairbanks, OF ST. Johns
bury, was here yesterday in great agitation, fear
ing TINT his wife had been on the wrecked train.
lie could lind no trace Of her, and went home
again. Tho Boarl OF Information have heard
nothing of the matter since, and feel positive
that she was not lost. There was report in
Hartford last night that she had also gone north
on tho Rutland Division. Nothing definite Is
known Of c. B IIebbard, Of Cambridgeport, who
has been put down dead on some lists Tho
Kennedy family Of Ave. wife. husband and three
children. who. 1t WAS feared. In the wreck.
have been heard from. They arrived safely In
Montreal by another route. The list OF casualties
MS now made up from all sources Of information
| IL follows:
KILLED OR MISSING.
| Brpcyss NJ r. rortero the Pullman lie rec
ognlzed by parts OF his uniform that escaped the fire.
BlSKs Edward. brakeman Of West Lebanon. N. H.
BoBDruR. Miss. Nashua. " H.
Dillon f. f. Of Dartmouth College He was Identified
by means OF charred clothing and some Jowelry.
DuNnAR Mss Nancy. OF somerville. Mass.
BELL. George o.. Bellows Falls, VI. lie was recog'
| nilcd by means Of II watch charm and rhy
BLAZE Frederick. Springfield. Mass
| Bl,I-. Peter father of Frederick, missing.
BROOKS. u. Of Cornwall. Ont. missing.
| HADDEN. j. Springfield, porter OF Pullman car
| MAGNET David.
| MILL Mason. OF Iroqnois. Ont
/ s1rHT.yANr smith. conductor. who was mentoned
| among the wounded. died to-day. lie leaves WHO
md children
wrssos r. l.. of springfield. Mass son OF ID. n. wesson
Ills body wa. identified by tho family physiciau
wE-co1T 3 l.. of Burlington. VT
wEscorr son ot s. l. wescou Ho was burned his
fathers arms.
WILDER. Edgar swanton VT No body found, but
cards with his name discovered
WOODWARD d. u. Waterbury VI His body was charred,
but was recognized by part OF tho clothing
F,IRp,xKs Jrs the wife NJ Ex-Governor Fairbanks, Ct
.Iohnsbury VI, Is missing
u,carpry william T. foreman OF The What cheer print
ing office, Providence, missing.
| U,zEN H. T.. ms,ing, and supposed to be dead.
| M,gR David. Providence. missing.
| RIGGS Homer Mid,llcbury, VI, missing
|
WOUNDED.
| AREf Polly, Chcopcc Falls Mass. wounds slight
! AIExANDER j. Boston. injuries slight
BARLArE, -, Nasua. y. H. head baly cut.
BorcEQurr -. Worcester Mass. with his wife, sister
and two children.
! BosyERT. o.. Angequc. Que. internally injured.
| BoIsvLgr Mrs. o.. slightly hurt
BouLlSGtR R-. child of Benjamin Boulangorof Canada,
slightly hurt
BnrprS, Mrs W D.. Montreal. cOntusOns on back She
has gone home.
C,nrII, Katy Boston face cut and bruised.
CoMbRrMoNT L.. n Swiss, No % Johnst New-York hips
and back bruised
COSTELLO Mrs, Boston. bruised, but not seriously.
| CUsnMiS, Miideboro, Mass slightly wounded lie has
gone home.
CusniSG. l. H., Middleboro Mass. slightly hurt.
DEvISEAu. villain wincosk. w. not seriously hurt
FoIIErr. Miss Persus H., Sharon, w. shoulder hurt
hhc has gone home
FISHER Z. A.. OF william Fisher, OF gloucester
slightly injured.
GESlTr. Joseph, sclo. n. Y, head cut and back
wounded
GRAHAM. Mrs John, Bedford, Mass, ankle sprainod and
spine injured
HEBn,up. Charles A.. Cambridge Mass, slightly hurt
about the face and head ,
HUTclSs. j. C., Montgomery, VT, backbone Injured
HosMEg. c NJ. Lowell, Mass. legs aud body bruised
JuESAU Horace. East Pepperei Mass face pacX ana
legs bruised lie has gone home
JACQUES. Joseph. Fchburg Mass. confusion over eye
and hips and legs bruised. a., ,,.
KA,rsER Mrs. Charles, Boston, Commissions on tho pacR
| and limbs.
KnEY JAMES Burke, n. Y, left arm broken and hoad
bruised
LOWELL Emma Montreal sistcrin naw OF Frank wesson,
slightly hurt Taken 10 springfield
BLY Joseph st. VALERIE Quebec, cut about the nead
siignt conclusion OF the brazil
LACAuIoDE, Mitcholl Lawrence, Mass, Injured ABOUT
head. chest aud back
low George Montreal muscles OF his back strained,
not seriously hurt
LAvuLE Alexander, Greenfield Mass, injured internally
but may get we'll
LEBouHF, August, Lynn, Mass, badly bruised lie went
home.
MURPHY, Anna No 116 Prnce-st, Boston, rlSht cheeh
l. badly cut aud back bruised.
Morr, Henry Albany, Vt, hand hurt.
MAGNET Clovis, schangen, Quo, wounded on the pody
PRATT. H. W.. Springfield Mass, right foot inlured some
what frostbitten.
Prev, d., Providence Injured, but not seriously.